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The Atlanta Police Department released bodycam video on Wednesday that showed two officers with their guns out just before they detained “Bl
Ryan Coogler, director of "Black Panther" and its upcoming sequel, went to a Bank of America branch in Atlanta, Georgia, to withdraw $12,000 of his own money from his own bank account, so he could pay a household employee who preferred to be paid in cash.
See if you can guess where this story is going.
(HINT: Coogler is black.)
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Tales That Amuse but, Explain Little.
Excerpt From the Story: For many black Americans, going to the bank can be a fraught experience. Something as simple as trying to cash a check or open a bank account can lead to suspicious employees summoning the police, causing anxiety and fear — and sometimes even physical danger — for the accused customers.......#bankingwhileblack . . I photographed Clarice Middleton for The New York Times for a piece that discussed her difficulties banking as a Black American and her run in with Wells Fargo. I recommend reading about this troubling matter. Story Link: https://nyti.ms/2NfMSpD #commercialphotographer #commercialphotography #editorialportrait #editorialphotography #editorialphotographer #photooftheday #photographer #blackphotographers #africanamerican #wonderfulmachine #teamcanon #canon5dsr #portrait_vision #environmentalportrait #banking #whileblack #endracism #atlanta #portraits #portrait #photojournalist (at Atlanta, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBoX7Y7jEGV/?igshid=ji6148dxr6fm
A Cleveland man says he was racially profiled at a local branch when they called the cops on him for trying to cash a check.
Paul McCowns had just started a new job, and tried to cash his first paycheck. It was for $1,082.24.
The bank personnel asked for two forms of ID. McCowns provided them.
They then asked for a fingerprint. McCowns complied.
Even that wasn’t good enough. They tried to call McCowns’s new employer. When they couldn’t reach him, they “handed McCowns the check back, refusing to cash it.”
So McCowns left... at which point police showed up, ordered him out of his truck, handcuffed him, and put him in the back of the squad car. Because the tellers had also called 9-1-1:
“He’s trying to cash a check and the check is fraudulent. It does not match our records.”
McCowns was released only after the police were able to contact his employer, who of course confirmed that the check was legitimate: “Yes he works for me. He just started and yes, my payroll company does pay him that much.”
Add “Banking While Black” to the list of heinous crimes for which fine, upstanding citizens can have African-Americans arrested.
“It is obvious that since Paul gave them two forms of identification and offered his fingerprints, that the bank wasn’t questioning his identity. ... They also couldn’t have been questioning the legitimacy of the check because they were obviously able to pull up the account on the computer screen and had the employer’s number. Therefore, if they could confirm McCowns’ identity and the check, then they could only have been questioning the amount of the check.”
A black man was wrongfully arrested solely because he tried to cash a check for just over a thousand dollars. And naturally there had to be something suspicious about that.
#BankingWhileBlack is the latest way to get the cops called on you, a black man in Cleveland learned this month. Paul McCowns is accusing employees of a local bank of racial profiling after he found himself detained in the back of a police car. In an...
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A black architect, newly employed by her company, found herself the victim of discrimination and humiliation after a bank put her through extra security measure
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#Repost @i_am_orrin2 with @repostapp. ・・・ #whitesupremacists lurk my page trying to bait others to say something they can report to the kkkops.. A white woman “who had seen Jason and his two friends at an ATM machine called the police and said she felt, quote, ‘Uncomfortable,’” said Jason Goolsby’s attorney Peter Grenier during a news conference in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. “On the evening of Oct. 12 Jason and Michael were brutalized by the Metropolitan Police Department for literally no other reason than the fact that they are Black.” Goolsby, 18, a freshman at the University of the District of Columbia, on Monday tweeted a cell phone video showing him on the ground screaming in pain as a police officer twists his arm behind his back to handcuff him. The video was recorded by high school senior, Michael Brown, also age 18. Protesters marched on Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday. #BankingWhileBlack Grenier said both Goolsby and Brown, once part of a group invited by First Lady Michelle Obama to participate in a career in music and film symposium at the White House, are in the practice of “giving freely of their time to help others.” He said the day of the incident the two and another friend had just completed an orientation and volunteer training to help troubled youth in D.C. They then walked to a Citibank at the corner of 6th and Pennsylvania Avenue S.E. for Goolsby to use the ATM machine. Goolsby saw a white family of three — a mother, a father and a baby in a stroller coming to use the ATM and thought they might need help getting the stroller through the door. “So [Goolsby] went over and held the door open for them,” Grenier said. “Seconds later he heard the woman say to her husband that she had forgotten something in her car. The family left and no words were exchanged between Jason and his friends and any members of the family.” Goolsby then headed to catch the bus to visit his brother at Howard University, Grenier said, when he saw a white police SUV “driving at a high speed directly towards him and he jumped up on the curb to avoid being struck by the SUV.” #tobeblackinamerica #blackman #standupforblack
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾By @kang_kunta A handcuffed black man is seen being viciously assaulted by a Prince George's County officer in Hyattsville, Maryland. #justiceforvonte #maryland #hyattsville #princegeorgepolice #policebrutality #alllivesmatter #blacklivesmatter #justiceorelse #millionmanmarch2015 where is #farrakhan ? Where are the #NOI members? #jasongoolsby was beating for #bankingwhileblack and now #vonte is being savagely attacked. If you want #10000blackmen we wanna know if y'all really there for us. #hewasntresisting #america #amerikkka #bluelivesmatter I've heard people say why didn't the camera man get out and help? Although I understand the frustration but my question is what tactics does one employ in a situation such as this one? Do you jump in and assault the officer that's beating your brother? Do you get others attention in hopes of the officer becoming aware of his malpractice and relinquishes is chokehold? #LionzKingsView2 #JusticeOrElseWhat
